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Jobseekers suffocate in the shade of Sasol’s smokestacks
Metsimaholo municipality residents have accused the chemicals and energy company of not employing locals and of pumping toxic pollutants into the air
Motorists won’t share Sasol’s pain
Solidarity says its go-slow will cost the company millions without jeopardising essential fuel supplies
Sasolburg votes against ‘degeneration’
The industrial town, part of the contested Metsimaholo area, is seeking renewal
Maimane urges Metsimaholo community to vote ANC out once and for all
Mmusi Maimane has urged residents of the Metsimaholo municipality to kick the ANC out of power when they vote in the upcoming by-elections
Elections 2014: Politics is pointless, say Zamdela residents
Zamdela residents were angry with the government a year ago. Many say they will not vote because "politics is pointless".
Can’t touch Vaal at hammer time
An academy dedicated exclusively to one sport is not only frequented by champions, but is also producing them.
Working municipalities the true face of democracy
Local politics may be fraught with animosity, but they are essential for effective governance, writes Gregory Mthembu-Salter.
Fighting for scraps in the Republic of Sasol(burg)
Sasol's intimate involvement in the Free State town's history means the company is a ghostly presence in the contemporary conflagration.
Parys complains — anonymously
Don't be fooled by the genteel silence in the quaint Free State town of Parys -- there are many unchecked emotions rumbling beneath the surface.
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